Treasury yields swing as investors seek safety

Recent coverage reports $907 billion in Treasury sales, including $670 billion in bills, reinforcing rollover concerns; earlier reporting said $839 billion in weekly sales included only $106 billion in new cash. The 10-year yield recently fell to 4.925%, its biggest monthly drop, amid safe-haven buying after a technology-stock selloff, while reported December Fed-hike odds temper the signal. Rising yields can raise federal borrowing costs but do not prove a crash; watch the November 4 refunding, inflation, oil, global rates, and supply.